Ag News

10.05.2018

• Reports Indicate Trump Will Make E15 Announcement Tuesday
• Farm Policy Facts: Subsidy Spotlight: India
• Rising Interest Rates Send Stocks Down
• USDA Press Release: What They are Saying: Ag Community Support for President Donald J. Trump’s Successful Trade Negotiations with Mexico and Canada
• Did Mexico Save Trump’s Bacon on NAFTA
• Survey Shows Rural Support for Republican Candidates, Trump and His Trade Policies
• As Turmp Settles Scores With China, American Farmers Pick Up Tab
• USDA Exports – Japan Buys Corn
• Ag Economy Barometer Falls to Lowest reading Since October 2016
• Announcing the Ag Census Response Rate Details
• Steady Farmland Values Help Insulate a Struggling Agricultural Sector
• Illinois Research Accurately Predicts U.S. End-of-Season Corn Yield
• Farm Real Estate Value Remains Near 2015 Historic Highs
• Mid-America Index Sinks; 25 Percent Support Reducing or Eliminating Tariffs
• 34th Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show Returns To Panhandle Nov. 27-29
• Agri View: Problems in Agriculture
• Drought, Late Summer Rains Among Challenges for Texas Cotton Growers
• Ag Groups Endorse Kevin Stitt in 2018 Oklahoma Gubernatorial Race- Updated with Video

10.04.2018

• Ag Economy Barometer Falls to Lowest Reading Since October 2016
• Steady Farmland Values Help Insulate a Struggling Agricultural Sector
• Economist: Trade War With China Could Go Well Into Next Year
• What They are Saying: Ag Community Support for President Donald J. Trump’s Successful Trade Negotiations with Mexico and Canada
• Diversification, Infrastructure Needed to Offset Potential Loss of Chinese Market
• Trump Plans Iowa Visit Next Week to Announce Pro-Ethanol Measure Say Sources
• EPA Approves New Insecticide for Soybeans and Other Crops
• Trade Pact Clause Seen Deterring China Trade Deal with Canada, Mexico

10.03.2018

• No Farm Bill, No New CRP Enrollments
• Farmer Sentiments Drop in September
• Former Chief Ag Negotiator: Impact From Trade War Will Last
• Trump Doubles Down on Tariffs
• Crop Insurance Helps Preserve Family Farming Legacies
• Progress on Trade, Maybe Ethanol, but not Farm Bill
• USDA Announces Ag Census Response Rate, Release Details
• Conaway Says It’s Time to Face the Bully, Empathizes With Farmers, Ranchers
• DTN Closing Grain Comments
• Crop Progress Report (PDF)
• Farmers Rely on Corn for Cash Flow as Soybeans Stuff Storage Space
• EPA Approves New Insecticide for Soybeans and Other Crops
• Tuesday’s Soybean Market Closes 8¢ Higher
• A Region-by-Region Look at the 2-18 Farmland Market
• How NAFTA 2.0 Will Shake Up Business as Usual
• Cattle Producers Applaud Trade Deal
• Texas Field Reports: Cotton Challenged by Drought, Late Summer Rains
• Ron Hays Visits with LMA President Tom Frey on Auction Barn’s Function in True Price Discovery

10.02.2018

• Secretary Perdue Statement on United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement
• Peterson Statement on Renegotiated NAFTA
• Survey Shows Rural Support for Republican Candidates, Trump and His Trade Policies
• Soybean Prices Add 12 Cents Monday
• Trump Says Too Soon to Talk With China on Trade
• Bill to Help Farmers Fight Climate Change
• Summary: New NAFTA: USMCA (U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement)
• Plenty of Wins for U.S. Ag in New U.S.–Canada–Mexico Trade Deal
• Ag Industry: Fine Print To Determine If NAFTA 2.0 Is A Victory
• China May Be Getting U.S. Soybeans Through the Backdoor

10.01.2018

• USDA’s Trade Aid Package
• U.S. and Canada Reach Trade Deal to Keep NAFTA Trilateral
• U Of Illinois Researchers Develop New Process To Estimate Crop Yields, More Accurate Than USDA
• Surveys Show Rural America Continues to Struggle
• Taxlink: Is it Time to Step Away?
• Grain Stocks Higher Than Pre-Report Estimates; 2017 Soy Production Revised Upward
• Grain Market Week in Review–Sept. 28, 2018
• USDA Data Seen As Negative For Corn, Soybean Markets
• China Shuns U.S. Soybeans Amid Trade War, Turns to Brazil
• The Impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Agriculture
• Top Export Destinations for U.S. Peanuts
• Texas: Swisher County Cotton Tour, Tulia, Oct. 8
• USDA Reports Better Than Expected Wheat Harvest in OK, Adjusts Total ’18 Production Up by 27%

09.28.2018

• Farm Bill Talks Delayed Until After Mid-Term Elections
• Tariff Loophole: How U.S. Soybeans Might Be Getting To China
• Japan’s Economy Minister Says Trump Looking for Quick Deal
• U.S. – Japan Trade Announcement Draws Postive Reviews
• Finance First: Planning for 2019
• 3 Big Things Today, September 28
• ERS Report: Tillage Intensity and Conservation Cropping in the U.S.
• Global Trends: Your Future Consumers
• 1,000 Farmers Share How They Market Grain
• Oklahoma Soybeans: Septoria Brown Spot, Cercospora Blight, Charcoal Rot
• First Deadline for Seed Cotton Signups is Friday; MFP